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Commissioners agree to draft resolution to change fence-view fees, table scheduling
Summary
County counselor offered to draft a resolution to have fence-view fees paid into the county general fund instead of writing checks to individual commissioners; commissioners voted to table the immediate scheduling of a requested fence viewing and consider the resolution next meeting.
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County legal counsel told the commission the current fence-view statute requires the requester to pay a statutory fee (historically $7.50 per fence viewer) and that the county could, by resolution, direct those fees into the county general fund rather than issuing checks to individual commissioners.
“The statutory fee of $7.50 per fence viewer to be paid by the requester,” the county counselor said, noting the statutory language dates back decades. He offered to draft a resolution to clarify the county’s practice and to propose that payments be paid into the county rather than issued directly to commissioners.
Commissioners discussed scheduling a fence view that had been requested two weeks earlier but agreed to table scheduling until the next meeting so all commissioners could participate; the counselor said he would prepare a draft resolution for committee consideration. The commission’s motion to table the scheduling carried by voice vote.

